Sexual medicine in family practice. Part 1: How to help.
S Holzapfel
Abstract
S Holzapfel
Abstract
Family physicians are in a unique position to help patients with sexual problems. They know their patients over a long time and often have both partners as patients. Most problems require minimal intervention, usually by providing information. Family physicians are sometimes the only professionals who are trusted enough to be told of abusive or incestuous situations.
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Family physicians are in a unique position to help patients with sexual problems. They know their patients over a long time and often have both partners as patients. Most problems require minimal intervention, usually by providing information. Family physicians are sometimes the only professionals who are trusted enough to be told of abusive or incestuous situations.
Key concepts: Intervention (counseling), Medicine, Family medicine, Nursing